Handle exception for empty tables in elasticsearch

[K-Naga-Vivek]

Add a catch block to handle the exception when a table in Elasticsearch does not have any columns. Previously, this situation would cause an internal error in Presto.

The code iterates through the mappings (columns) but lacks an exception handler for cases where an element is not found. So, catching the NoSuchElementException to throw the appropriate error.

Motivation and Context

#23849

Test Plan

Added the related testcase to the code change.

Tested and working as excepted.

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== RELEASE NOTES ==

Elasticsearch Changes
* Improve handling of exceptions for empty tables in Elasticsearch :pr:`23850`

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[steveburnett]

Thanks for the release note entry! Nit suggestion to help it follow the Order of changes phrasing in the Release Notes Guidelines.

== RELEASE NOTES ==

Elasticsearch Changes
* Improve handling of exceptions for empty tables in Elasticsearch :pr:`23850`

[tdcmeehan]

Suggested change

	throw new PrestoException(ELASTICSEARCH_QUERY_FAILURE, "Relation does not have any columns");
	throw new PrestoException(ELASTICSEARCH_QUERY_FAILURE, "Relation does not have any columns", e);

[tdcmeehan]

Can you explain where this is thrown? I'm just wondering if it's because of the iteration on line 496.

[K-Naga-Vivek]

Yeah, the issue occurs on the line mappings = mappings.elements().next();. When there are no properties, the flow enters the condition and proceeds to iterate to the next element, which leads to a NoSuchElementException.

[tdcmeehan]

So instead of catching an exception, can you instead check if !hasNext() and throw?